Saturday, December 5, 2009
Chic Stripes
This girl knows what she is doing. One of my favorite blog friends, Michelle from Three Men and a Lady, painted stripes on her entryway/hallway walls and made it instantly chic. I don't know if I would have the patience to tape every. inch. of. this. room. but thankfully Michelle did so that we can see her fabulous design. One of my favorite parts of this space is the chalkboard wall making use of that peculiar curved space. I love it. If you don't read her blog, you should. She also does amazing furniture makeovers. And I mean amazing.

Thursday, December 3, 2009
Furniture that I am loving right now!
Wednesday, November 18, 2009
All White Rooms. Gorgeous.


Thursday, November 12, 2009
Coastal Living 2009 Idea House
Tuesday, November 10, 2009
chic thanksgiving
Not into pumpkins? No problem! This Thanksgiving table was designed by Joanna at Lotushaus and is super unique and could be used in a variety of settings (can you just picture a boy baby shower?). Of course this edgy setting is not for everyone on Thanksgiving but it is useful for getting ideas. Described on the Hostess blog:
Joanna fashioned paper cranes (which carry a subtle resemblance to the shape of a turkey) from gift wrapping paper and used crimped silver wire to hang them from kiwi vines (available at Michaels stores and other florist/craft supplies). To keep the kiwi vines standing upright, they were inserted into floral foam placed inside of a drinking glass, which was wrapped in turquoise tissue paper. LED tea lights were dropped into the glass as well and gave the arrangements a cool, magical, “loungy” glow!


Joanna fashioned paper cranes (which carry a subtle resemblance to the shape of a turkey) from gift wrapping paper and used crimped silver wire to hang them from kiwi vines (available at Michaels stores and other florist/craft supplies). To keep the kiwi vines standing upright, they were inserted into floral foam placed inside of a drinking glass, which was wrapped in turquoise tissue paper. LED tea lights were dropped into the glass as well and gave the arrangements a cool, magical, “loungy” glow!


Thursday, November 5, 2009
dabney lee at home




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